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Pride of Pakistan: Dutch organization nominates 8th Class Malala for International Peace Award

Pride of Pakistan: Dutch organization nominates 8th Class Malala for International Peace Award  Swati girl and the brave daughter of Pakistan, Malala Yousafzai has been nominated for the International Children Peace Award.  

Malala is 13-years-old girl. She lived in Mangora, Swat Valley. Her father is a principal of school. Back in 2003 to 2009, when the Taliban became the de-facto rulers of Pakistan's Swat region they ordered girls’ schools to close as part of an edict banning girls' education. At the time, Malala was just 11, but she spoke out through an anonymous diary on BBC Urdu's website, later featured in two New York Times documentaries and Geo’s Program ‘Capital Talk’.

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Kidnapped 11-yrs-old girl’s raped and killed despite father paid ransom

Kidnapped 11-yrs-old girl’s raped and killed despite father paid ransomHuman expresses lot of wishes in life. Few are fulfilled in life but few are those which are fulfilled after death. In the memory of deceased, heirs fulfilled those wishes. Bisma’s parents fulfilled their beloved daughter wishes by purchasing new dress for her and by cutting her birthday cake but after her death.

Bisma Murad was 11 years old and 5th class student. She was youngest among her siblings. Murad Ali, the father of Bisma, belongs to very poor family and he is a rickshaw driver. Bisma was kidnapped on Monday, Nov 21 and kidnappers asked Rs. 2 Lakh as ransom.

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Stop Violence against Women! White Ribbon Day observes in Pakistan

Stop Violence against Women!  White Ribbon Day observes in PakistanLike all over the world, ‘International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women’ was also observed on Friday, Nov 25 in Pakistan. On the occasion, USAID Mission Director Andrew Sisson said ‘Gender-based violence is not and never has been a women’s issue. It is a human issue, a fundamental issue of human dignity and human rights.’

According to research, there are five ways by which women become the victims of torture/violence.

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Director of ‘Angar Vaadi’ Rauf Khalid passes away

Director of ‘Angar Vaadi’ Rauf Khalid passes awayFamous television writer, director and actor Abdul Rauf Khalid passed away on Thursday Nov 24 in road accident. He was traveling from Islamabad to Sheikhupura.

Khalid was the President and Chancellor of the National Institute of Cultural Studies (NICS) and Lok Virsa Islamabad. His best screenplays were ‘Angar Vaadi’, ‘Guest House’ and film ‘Laaj’. Film had won 14 Graduate Awards, 12 Bolan Awards, 4 national Film Awards and last but not least a Lux Style Award. Apart from these awards, he had also received the prestigious ‘Pride of Performance Award.’

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Interviews/Articles

Korean film festival concludes and talk of Korean Ambassador

By Ehsan-ullah

LAHORE: South Korean Ambassador in Pakistan Choongjoo Choi has said that Korea would help pakistan to overcome the energy crises in the country.

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Korean Film Festival brings closer Korean and Pakistan Culture

By Arsalan Haider

LAHORE: Two-day Korean Film Festival held at Alhamra here on Thursday.

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